Comoros Mousa Mudou, October 27th / PRNewswire / -- A pioneer in digital asset trading without transaction fees MEXC has partnered with blockchain security, compliance, and regulatory assurance experts Hacken to release the guide MEXC × Hacken AI Trading Safety Handbook, providing practical guidance on how users and platforms can use and deploy AI auxiliary and automated trading tools more securely, covering all aspects from research and decision support to transaction execution.
This manual is based on the recently released AI Trading Report by MEXC. The report indicates that there is a strong interest in AI from the market, and there is also a clear desire for greater control. A survey conducted by MEXC in 2026 showed that when restrictions on funds, positions, leverage, and losses were taken into account, the proportion of people willing to use automated trading increased from 55% to 71.8%.
As the role of AI in transactions becomes increasingly significant, the manual emphasizes that security cannot rely solely on the AI model itself. Operations facilitated by AI should be subjected to independent checks for permissions, financial limits, and risk control before execution. The manual lists risks such as credential exposure, excessive permissions, data tampering, and accidental executions, and proposes practical protective measures for both users and the platform.
For users, the manual outlines five security checks: Ask, Verify, Limit, Control, and Review. For the platform, the manual proposes five principles: Guard, Limit, Approve, Controls, and Test. Together, these provide a practical framework for expanding the scope of use of AI while maintaining appropriate control.
“AI can make transactions more accessible and efficient, but greater capabilities should come with stronger protective measures,” said Vugar Usi Zade, the CEO of MEXC. “At MEXC, we want users to benefit from innovation while adopting AI in a cautious manner. Our People First principle means that while providing new capabilities, we do not neglect control, transparency, and risk management.”
“AI intelligents will soon place more orders than humans. Their credibility should be established just like that of smart contracts, through independent control, continuous red-team testing, and evidence that anyone can verify,” said Dyma Budorin, CEO and co-founder of Hacken. “This manual is intended to raise awareness about these risks and to provide practical support for users and the platform. As adoption rates increase, the platform will need to continuously test these protective measures and strengthen them as new risks emerge.”
MEXC and Hacken hope that this manual can become a practical reference for users and the platform during the process of AI, helping to enhance risk awareness and supporting the entire industry in adopting AI in a safer and more responsible manner.
About MEXC
MEXC was established in 2018 and is a leading global multi-asset trading platform, positioned as a zero-commission gateway to endless opportunities. MEXC serves over 170 markets, providing users with a convenient and efficient way to access cryptocurrencies, stocks, tokenized assets, derivatives, and the ever-growing TradFi related opportunities through a single account and entry point.
With 0 transaction fees, deep liquidity, a wide range of asset coverage, and a high-performance trading experience, MEXC is designed to serve retail users who wish to identify opportunities earlier, act faster, and trade with fewer obstacles. As cryptocurrencies continue to integrate with traditional finance, MEXC is committed to making global opportunities more accessible, helping users trade freely and maximize every opportunity.
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About Hacken
Hacken is a security and assurance partner for financial institutions and the infrastructure they rely on, serving exchanges, ecosystems, custodian institutions, banks, asset management companies, and tokenization platforms. The security efforts of Hacken's AI include AI intelligent entity security audits and AI system red team testing.
Hacken was established in 2017 and has over 60 engineers. It serves more than 1,500 clients across various industries, including the European Commission, ADGM, the Ethereum Foundation, Societe Generale - Forge, MetaMask, and Bybit.
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